Great spot right by the cathedral&mdash;easy to find. Tried a few traditional dishes, all pretty tasty. Service was friendly too. Good for a casual catch-up with friends.

The lamb with yogurt was really good&mdash;tender and not too heavy. I also tried the meatballs, they were simple but fresh. You can tell the mother is doing the cooking herself. The daughters were sweet, even tried to help us find a place to stay when we mentioned we were still looking. Food felt honest, like home cooking. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

Stumbled on this place by accident and honestly the chicken casserole was the highlight. Really hearty, home-cooked kind of taste. The waiter let us charge our phones which was a lifesaver. Sampler plate looked good too if you want variety. Prices fair for what you get.

Stopped by for lunch, the view over the countryside is really something. Food was decent and didn&#39;t break the bank. Service was friendly enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Decent dinner spot. Food was fresh and the waiter Arti knew his stuff. Terrace view at sunset is a nice touch. Just wish they had more seating up there.

The stuffed peppers were the best thing I ate all week. Fresh, full of flavor, and the portion was solid for the price. Terrace view is nice too, but honestly the food did the talking.

Stopped here for lunch after wandering around the fortress. Got the traditional spread, plenty of food for one person. Service was quick and the guy working was chill. Right by the entrance so super easy to find. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

Chicken was dry, honestly. Veggie options are basically cabbage or fries. Price is fair for what you get, though.

The &#39;Enzo&#39; cocktail is the one to ask for&mdash;bartender kept it low-key but it was easily the best thing I tried. Music was good too, not too loud. Place had a nice chill vibe for a Tuesday night. Just wish the menu explained the drinks a bit more, had to guess what was in it.

Service was genuinely good. Our waiter knew the menu well and explained a few dishes without rushing us. The view over the town and mountains is the real selling point though. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but the whole experience felt relaxed. Maybe slightly overpriced for what you get, but I&#39;d still say it&#39;s a fine spot for a quiet evening.

Came here twice on our trip&mdash;grilled octopus was spot on, so tender. The ceviche had a nice kick too. Service kept it easy, no hovering. Just a solid spot we kept coming back to.

The grilled lamb was spot on, well seasoned and tender. Place has that real homemade feel, not fancy but honest. Service was fine, left us alone mostly which I liked.

The garden seating inside the castle walls got me. So quiet, just birds and the breeze. Food was decent, the pasta with truffle was nice. Staff tried their best with my broken Albanian, which I appreciated. Only thing, the bill came a bit slow. But I wasn&#39;t in a hurry anyway. 🌿

Cozy spot, liked the vibe a lot. Breakfast is just toast, pretty basic but okay if you&#39;re not starving. Staff were friendly enough.

The stuffed peppers were the highlight&mdash;proper home-style cooking. Staff took time to explain the menu, which I appreciated. Place was busy but we didn&#39;t wait long.

The seafood risotto was the highlight &mdash; big portion, and the rice was cooked just right. I sat near the window and the light was nice, made the whole place feel more open. Chairs were decently comfy too, not those hard ones you get sometimes. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Maybe a bit warm inside, but nothing crazy.

The gnocchi and focaccia were really good, and we didn&#39;t have to wait long for our food. Place was busy but had a chill vibe, good for hanging out with friends.

The fish here was really something else. Grilled sea bass, simple but done right. Bill came out way less than what I&#39;d pay back in Italy for the same thing. Maybe a third cheaper? Place wasn&#39;t fancy but the food spoke for itself. Would come back just for that fish again.

We sat outside on the Lungomare and had the seafood pasta. It was tasty, plenty of shrimp. The house wine was cheap enough that we ordered a second carafe. Service stayed friendly even when more people showed up around 8. Only thing, the chairs are a bit hard after an hour. But for a relaxed dinner, it did the job.

The freddo espresso was spot on, strong and cold like it should be. WiFi held up fine for a couple hours of work. Place has a chill vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable.

Stopped by for a quick bite, place is tucked near the promenade. Got the spinach burek, flaky and warm. They even brought some extra on the house. Pretty chill spot, nothing fancy but solid. Coffee was decent too. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

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